Antigen presentation Flashcards

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by antigenic variation?

A

Influenza, rhinovirus, HIV

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by blockade of TAP transporter?

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HSV

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by removal of MHC class I molecules from the ER?

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CMV

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by production of “decoy” MHC molecules to inhibit NK cells?

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CMV

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by production of cytokine receptor homologs?

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Vaccinia, poxviruses (IL-1, IFN-Y), CMV (chemokine)

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by production of immunosuppressive cytokines?

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EBV (IL-10)

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by infection and death or functional impairment of immune cells?

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HIV

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by inhibition of complement activation through recruitment of factor H?

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HIV

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by inhibition of complement activation by incorporation of CD59 into viral envelope?

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HIV, vaccinia, CMV

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by inhibition of access to RIG-I RNA sensor?

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Vaccinia, HIV

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Which virus(es) evade the immune system by inhibition of PKR (signaling by IFN receptor)?

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HIV, HCV, HSV, polio

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What changes occur in dendritic cells upon activation?

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Increased expression of CCR7
Increased expression of MHC Class II molecules with longer half-lives
Increased expression of molecules involved in T cell activation, including B7, ICAM-1, and IL-12
Decreased expression of molecules involved in antigen capture, including Fc and mannose receptors

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On which APCs is MHC class II expression constitutive?

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B cells
Conventional DCs

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On which APCs is MHC class II expression low but inducible?

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Macrophages
Vascular endothelium

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Which cell surface markers distinguish conventional from plasmacytoid DCs?

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Conventional: CD11c, TLR 2-5, 8-9, 11
Plasmacytoid: CD11a/b, TLR 7,9

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What are the main function(s) of plasmacytoid DCs?

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Major source of type 1 IFN
May transport antigen to the spleen

17
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What increases MHC class II expression in B cells?

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IL-4, antigen receptor cross-linking, CD40-CD40L interactions

18
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What induces MHC class II expression in macrophages?

A

IFN-gamma, CD40-CD40L interactions

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What increases MHC class II expression in conventional DCs?

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IFN-gamma, CD40-CD40L interactions

20
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What increases co-stimulator expression in B cells?

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Antigen receptor cross-linking, CD40-CD40L interactions

21
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What increases co-stimulator expression in macrophages?

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IFN-gamma, CD40-CD40L interactions, TLR signals

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What increases co-stimulator expression in DCs?

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